Welcome to the Habitat Podcast, the podcast for wildlife habitat management, hunting strategy, and land

stewardship.

And now, your host, Jared Van Heaths.

Welcome to the Habitat Podcast.

I'm your host Jared Van Heese, and we have an awesome Habitat podcast episode for you here today where we are becoming better habitat managers.

Guys, we have my great friends, Mr. Brian Hallbligh and Corey Francis on here today.

What are we covering?

We are covering the top last minute habitat and hunting items that you forgot to do before season.

But it's not too late now.

We still have time before season, which is why we did this now and not a month from now.

So guys, awesome, awesome conversation.

You're going to hear about something with Corey's farm that I've never heard about in my entire life.

Didn't even know it's possible.

Some fraudulent charges. Very interesting. We talk about so much here. I'm going to just let us get into it because this is an amazing podcast. Really appreciate everybody coming back to the Habitat podcast. I want to thank our partners. We hear a little bit from them before we get into the show. The giveaway, we're doing at latitude. We'll hear about that. Latitude, sell strips, fertilized seed, giving away over $1,200 worth of stuff, guys. Be sure to sign up at Habitatpodcast.com at the top of the homepage. It says enter the giveaway. Be sure to do it. We're drawing in two weeks. But I want to tell you about the Patreon Marco Polo app. Because Patreon is a way where you can support the Habitat podcast, support the free content we put out. We have two groups, $5 a month, $10 a month group. We do a Marco Polo app. I was hesitant to on this. I wasn't sure if I'd like it, if we wanted to do it, It was the right way to do this. I was wrong. This is amazing. This is really cool. We have seven or eight members so far that are in this group. And all we do is literally kind of like Habitat podcast with each other all day. It's a video messaging app. So it's almost like Facebook messenger or like a text message, except it's only

videos. So you get to see each other, interact with each other, look at the projects we're working on,

answer the questions that are being asked. Today, Corey asked if Clefetidim had a residual. So, you know,

that was kind of a higher-end question. We talk about food plots, how much rain you're getting, all kinds of great questions.

And we're seeing each other's farms.

It's almost like having a group of consultants at your fingertips to bounce ideas off of and kind of run things by.

Check it out.

There's a link in the show notes below, Patreon.

Once you get to that website, you can find out the Marco Polo information.

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